Former France international, Raphael Varane has given reason he joined Cesc Fabregas’ Como after leaving Manchester United.

Varane’s arrival at the Serie A club was confirmed on Sunday.

The former Real Madrid defender signed an initial two-year deal with Como, after leaving Manchester United as a free agent.

Speaking after joining Fabregas’ side, Varane said one of his reasons he joined Como is to help grow the club.

The World Cup winner said:

“I’m very happy. There’s a lot to do, and it’s very exciting.

“I have a lot of experience at the highest level, and now to be able to share that knowledge and help a club build itself up and hopefully reach the top is super exciting.

“I’m meeting Cesc again, but not as an opponent this time. I’m very happy, I really like his philosophy of play and his passion for football.

“In any case, I’m coming with a great deal of humility to help the team and the club grow.”

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